Sentence examples for criticized, though from inspiring English sources

When Vieira de Mello was criticized, though, it was for being too much a devotee of Realpolitik.

She was also criticized, though, because a video she described during the debate, of an aborted fetus at a Planned Parenthood clinic, apparently does not exist.

He was criticized, though, over handling of a protest by Muslim students during a speech by the Israeli ambassador and the naming of a new dean at the law school.

These methods have been criticized though.

The signing ceremony was not widely criticized — though a few choice words could be found on the governor's Facebook page.

He, too, was criticized, though less harshly, maybe because while fathers' comments sting, nothing cuts deeper than a mother's appraising gaze.

This is boring math that few who are into music want to do, which is why Billboard and the R.I.A.A.'s incorporation of streaming has been so difficult to wrangle, let alone criticize — though many music lovers and artists themselves have spoken out against the new metrics.

We're not just here to criticize, though.

Burton criticized SkyCatch, though, saying it keeps the best gigs for itself and only farms out less lucrative and more annoying jobs to its external network of pilots.

Mr. Yoo's legal opinions, though criticized as seriously flawed by some scholars, may nonetheless provide impenetrable armor for C.I.A. officers.

Other scientists though, criticized him for taking the idea too far, engaging in what one colleague called an "impressionistic" physics that glossed over crucial distinctions.